Archive ∙ Back to Island Voices April 2014 The More Things Change, The More They Remain The Same: Neighbours Over The Years – Feud at the Sheringham Point Lighthouse It was a different world in the 1921, or was it? The Stanley Cup playoffs would still end in
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Archive ∙ Back to Island Voices April 2014 Trophy Hunting in the Great Bear Rainforest Here in BC we are blessed to be home to the world’s largest pristine coastal temperate forest, the Great Bear Rainforest. Every year thousands of tourists flock here from around the world to
Read more →Archive ∙ Back to Island Voices January 2014 Intervener Status for the Proposed Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion While many people have expressed concern over the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline, the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline expansion has not garnered the same level of attention. However, if approved,
Read more →Archive ∙ Back to Island Voices March 2014 Days before the 25th anniversary of the Exxon Valdez oil spill, the west coast’s signature oil spill, a barge carrying “heavy oil” collided with another ship spilling approximately nearly 650,000 litres into the water around Galveston and Texas City, south of
Read more →Archive ∙ Back to Island Voices March 2014 From a student in Dr. Jeff’s classes for veterinary assistants (http://www.veterinaryassistantlearningcenter.com/) I saw that you included xylitol in the list of poison, and that 2 sticks can kill a Doberman. I know all too well about this and do everything I can
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Alpacas on Vancouver Island. Photo by Marcella Andrews.Read more →
Archive ∙ Back to Island Voices February 2014 Family Caregiving is a part of daily life for many. It’s been said that over three-quarters of all Caregiving is done by family members. Caregiving is a demanding, sometimes very difficult job and no one is equipped to do it alone.
Read more →Archive ∙ Back to Island Voices February 2014 Look at the picture above. Which one is fat and which one is just right? If your dog is 10 percent over his ideal body weight, he is overweight. If he’s more than 30 percent over his optimal weight, we call
Read more →Archive ∙ Back to Island Voices January 2014 Acral lick dermatitis (ALD), also known as a lick granuloma, is a frustrating disease. Typically, these skin lesions appear on the front of the foreleg, close to the carpus. Though ALD was historically considered to be a boredom and stress induced
Read more →Archive ∙ Back to Island Voices Book Review: Hostile Seas: A Mission In Pirate Waters (Toronto: Dundurn Press, 2013, 253 pages) Former Victoria resident, Jen L. Savidge, with her first book, has offered readers a glimpse into life on a Canadian Navy deployment that is both informative and personal.
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